My idea would be to have them integrated into the Draw function, as well as on the page menu. Examples from the LibreOffice Symbols Library, LibreOffice Call Template This is the new and improved LibreOffice Call template. The new feature is the possibility to edit and insert the tables using LibreOffice Draw. I've created one example for every kind of information you have in your Call file: Calendars, Books, Formulae, Tables, etc. There is support for all data types in LibreOffice Draw. My other project is an extension for drawing charts with LibreOffice for Microsoft PowerPoint. It enables LibreOffice to fill in the required visual elements when you add charts. It works great in Microsoft PowerPoint 2025 and earlier when used with the PowerPoint Connector extension. You can find the latest LibreOffice Call template on LibreOffice Call Template LibreOffice Table Template The new LibreOffice Table Template has been released. It has the same features as the Call template (Table creation with Table Style, creation of custom Table Format, Tables auto-generated in Table Format), except in the case of tables where you've already created one using the Call template. It is easy to insert, edit and remove the elements (inserted or copied). This is a small example of what's still to be included. I've built some tables with the new template, so you can have a visual overview of my work. LibreOffice Draw Examples for Excel Table Format LibreOffice Draw examples for Excel have been posted. There are two tables, one with two columns and one with two rows, with the same layout used in LibreOffice Call. The result is that table can be used as a simple database to test all features of LibreOffice Draw. Examples from the LibreOffice Draw Examples LibreOffice Draw Examples for OpenOffice.org Table Format In this last LibreOffice Draw examples project the work is more in testing and bug-fixing the LibreOffice tools in OpenOffice.org than in adding new examples. And I thought I'd post two. The first uses the Excel View Wizard to create a database with the data contained in the tables in the LibreOffice Draw Examples project. The second example is a table with two or more columns/rows based on the default OpenOffice.org table format.